IE6.0: Operation Aborted Error Messge
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Hi to All! IE6.0 & IE7.0 generates the error message "Internet cannot open this site http://www.abc.com/ Operation Aborted". This error is occuring randomly, not very frequently. I am looking for the right fixture of this issue. I implement the following fixes, but all in vain yet Fix1: I checked the code and verify the java script that wouldn't be calling in any child tag of html, and move the script code on the top or bottom of aspx page, if found any, but no result. Fix2: I ran the SP1 for IE6.0 but no fruitful result as well. Fix3: Tried to implement property of DEFER in the script tag, no result. Is there any other possible way to fix that issue? As Microsoft officials already said that they fix this issue in IE8.0 beta, which will now generate the proper script error message rather than wipping out the .aspx page in a half way. Thanks in advance :)
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Hi to All! IE6.0 & IE7.0 generates the error message "Internet cannot open this site http://www.abc.com/ Operation Aborted". This error is occuring randomly, not very frequently. I am looking for the right fixture of this issue. I implement the following fixes, but all in vain yet Fix1: I checked the code and verify the java script that wouldn't be calling in any child tag of html, and move the script code on the top or bottom of aspx page, if found any, but no result. Fix2: I ran the SP1 for IE6.0 but no fruitful result as well. Fix3: Tried to implement property of DEFER in the script tag, no result. Is there any other possible way to fix that issue? As Microsoft officials already said that they fix this issue in IE8.0 beta, which will now generate the proper script error message rather than wipping out the .aspx page in a half way. Thanks in advance :)
Since i don't know what your script looks like, or what it's doing, this answer is just a stab in the dark: ensure that any script which modifies the DOM is triggered from an
onloadhandler.Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'
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Since i don't know what your script looks like, or what it's doing, this answer is just a stab in the dark: ensure that any script which modifies the DOM is triggered from an
onloadhandler.Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'
I seem to get the same thing on Micrsofts MSDN Library from time to time, but ussually clearing the temp internet files sorts it, but not always, which is annoying.